Gold Global 24k146.760 USD▲18.062Gold UAE 24k544.366 AED▲66.998Gold Saudi 24k553.102 SAR▲68.073Gold Kuwait 24k44.659 KWD▲5.203Gold Qatar 24k547.562 QAR▲67.391Gold Egypt 24k7719.324 EGP▲1276.138Gold Jordan 24k105.884 JOD▲13.032Gold Bahrain 24k56.561 BHD▲6.961Global Silver2.180 USD▲0.332UAE Silver8.006 AED▲1.218Saudi Silver8.175 SAR▲1.243Kuwait Silver0.668 KWD▲0.097Qatar Silver7.935 QAR▲1.207Egypt Silver114.094 EGP▲22.014Jordan Silver1.546 JOD▲0.235Bahrain Silver0.820 BHD▲0.125Gold Global 24k146.760 USD▲18.062Gold UAE 24k544.366 AED▲66.998Gold Saudi 24k553.102 SAR▲68.073Gold Kuwait 24k44.659 KWD▲5.203Gold Qatar 24k547.562 QAR▲67.391Gold Egypt 24k7719.324 EGP▲1276.138Gold Jordan 24k105.884 JOD▲13.032Gold Bahrain 24k56.561 BHD▲6.961Global Silver2.180 USD▲0.332UAE Silver8.006 AED▲1.218Saudi Silver8.175 SAR▲1.243Kuwait Silver0.668 KWD▲0.097Qatar Silver7.935 QAR▲1.207Egypt Silver114.094 EGP▲22.014Jordan Silver1.546 JOD▲0.235Bahrain Silver0.820 BHD▲0.125

Silver Price Today in Kuwait

Live silver prices in Kuwait per gram and ounce in KWD, updated frequently.

Updated: 07/14/2026, 3:10:02 AM Open Prices are LIVE and update automatically
Silver Prices (KWD)

Gram: 0.571 KWD ▲▼ 0.001 (-0.16%)

Ounce: 17.758 KWD ▲▼ 0.028 (-0.16%)

Kilogram: 570.939 KWD ▲▼ 0.913 (-0.16%)

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Silver FAQs

  1. Silver is both an industrial and investment metal: a store of value and widely used in manufacturing, electronics, renewables, and medical tech due to high conductivity and antibacterial properties.
  2. It’s more volatile than gold because prices reflect both investor sentiment and shifts in industrial demand, making moves more sensitive to economic cycles.
  3. Prices are driven by global supply/demand, industrial usage trends, inflation expectations, interest rates, the US dollar, and investment flows into silver products and futures.
  4. Physical silver (bars/coins/silverware) is directly owned; “paper” silver (futures, ETFs, certificates) tracks price without physical delivery.
  5. Silver is critical for the clean-energy transition—used in solar panels, EVs, and advanced electronics—tying demand to electrification and decarbonization.